It's not your conventional 'Welcome home' banner. One unfaithful soldier's wife shared the news and shamed her husband by stringing up a sign over the front door of the home they shared.

Welcome home, soldier. CLARK MASON. THE PRESS DEMOCRAT. November 15, 2009. ... a 66-year-old Vietnam veteran and former Air Force intelligence officer who had a large sign reading ?Proud of the 235th.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. – When active duty soldiers come home after a long deployment, they’re often greeted by large crowds, signs, and pageantry. But that’s not the case for the hundre… ...

Welcome home, soldier . 0 Comments Share this. ... Senior Airman Corey Blassie arrived in St. Peters July 23 to find a handwritten "welcome home" sign hanging on the newly painted red door ...

Families can pick these 2- by 4-foot banners up in-person at the Sign-A-Rama location at 323 10th Ave. in Royersford. Banners are decorated with a seal from either the Army, Navy, Marines, or Air F… ...

Some family members held flags, while others held up handwritten signs welcoming their loved ones home. Little kids sat on adults' shoulders so they could see over the crowd and a woman wore a ...

The boys are back in town. Lance Corporal Kurt Backiel, Lance Corporal Casey Gannon, Lance Corporal Jonathan Vanasse and Corporal Brian Gaw, members of the 1st Battalion 25th Marines, returned home… ...